Donald Trump's racist comments earlier this week at the National Association of Black Journalists (NABJ) set off yet another firestorm of controversy that had his surrogates scrambling to find the spin.
The increased focus on Vice President Kamala Harris over the last two weeks has shown America who Trump truly as he and his base have fully embraced racism and sexism as campaign strategies.
Trump's historically unpopular running mate, Hillbilly Effigy JD "Adolf Sitler" Vance, has also incorporated "misogynoirism" in his dull campaign appearances.
And yet, there are People of Color in TrumpWorld, which leaves many liberals baffled. Republicans have always voted to remove or prevent protections for any communities that aren't cisgender, white, and Christian, so for any minority to vote for the GOP is for them to literally vote against their own best interests.
This brings us to Rep. Byron Donalds (R-SC), who is Black and married to a white woman. Donalds has created plenty of controversy by stating Black people were better off under Jim Crow--a time when his own marriage would've been illegal.
Also, he need only add an apostrophe to his last name to let everyone know who he is. Byron is Donald's, full stop. His loyalty to a racist felon was on full display Sunday on ABC's This Week.
Host George Stephanopoulos asked Donalds about Trump's racist remarks in a heated exchange that resulted in Donalds choosing Trump over his own ancestors.
When a white man is telling a Black man about racism, we are living in the Upside-Down.
It didn't get any better for Donalds once Black Twitter started coming for him.
Watch the entire bonkers interview, below.